Most are working in Polish shipyards, construction sites and farms.
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Inside the shipyards, the pace of work is full tilt.
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The vessels will be constructed at the Gölcük naval shipyards.
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The change is meant to ensure naval shipyards remain open.
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More than 40 shipyards across 17 states aided in the effort.
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The river bank is lined with shipyards, ferries and docking stations.
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Other fireboats spend their latter years in shipyards, working as tugboats.
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Our engineers and designers work with the shipyards on the redesigns.
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The act hasn't even been able to protect shipyards from closure.
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Also, it isn't just shipyards: Aircraft maintenance has been a problem.
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"Much would depend on how many shipyards you had available," Jones said.
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Shipyards making North Sea rigs have been hit by falling oil prices.
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When World War II starts, she takes a job in the shipyards.
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The very first student-made Optis are at Derecktor Shipyards in Mamaroneck.
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Uljanik owns two shipyards in the northern Adriatic cities of Pula and Rijeka.
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Most of the local men are currently abroad, working at shipyards in Germany.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - It took time for China's naval shipyards to hit their straps.
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However, before joining the shipyards, Iris was entangled in another lesser-known history.
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Churchill waived further payment on two warships that British shipyards were building for Turkey.
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One reason might be to appease regulators keen to boost Chinese shipyards' order books.
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The shipyards are in areas that are considered important battlegrounds in the upcoming vote.
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They came with contracts to rebuild shipyards in Texas and Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina.
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In 1943 alone, American steel plants and shipyards built 1,949 ships and 68,600 aircraft.
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We have an "aftersales" department which connects buyers with shipyards that specialize in renovations.
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As a young man, he toiled in the shipyards, earning money for his owner.
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As metal hulls and steamships replaced wooden vessels powered by sail, the shipyards faltered.
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Japan was initially slow to commit to build all vessels at South Australian shipyards.
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We found that harassment was endemic in these places, from shipyards to coal mines.
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Its bayside area was once a blue-collar district crowded with chemical factories and shipyards.
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Thirty metres high and 60 wide, they would be made, in shipyards, from ordinary steel.
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At the start of World War II, Chance reported for work at the Richmond Shipyards.
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To the south and east, around the estuary, half-built metal hulls litter Hyundai's shipyards.
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Designed by Moonen Shipyards, nine guests comfortably fit in the boat's plush, dark-wood interiors.
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Rhett Butler wasn't far off in listing factories, coal mines, and shipyards as essential materials.
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Two different variants of the LCS are built at shipyards in Alabama and Wisconsin. Rep.
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Her father, Ralph, worked as a pipe fitter in the Bethlehem Steel shipyards in Quincy.
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Between 203 and 220, the shipyards delivered about 2000 nuclear and conventional submarines, IISS said.
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But that money would sit in an account, unspent, until shipyards expanded and hired more workers.
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Chinese shipyards are now littered with half-finished shells, like immense steel earthworms cut in two.
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In September, France's CMA CGM said it would order nine giant container ships from Chinese shipyards.
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That would be part of a deal between Paris and Rome over the STX France shipyards.
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Now its shipyards are churning out state-of-the-art combat vessels at a furious pace.
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In the past Croatia spent some 30 billion kuna to save its shipyards, some estimates say.
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Stephen Gordon of Clarksons adds that new orders at shipyards are the lowest in 30 years.
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Gulf Island Shipyards was awarded a $63.5 million contract to construct the new class of ships.
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China's shipyards have spawned the world's biggest navy, which now rules the waves in East Asia.
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China's naval shipyards are also building new minesweepers, intelligence and electronic surveillance vessels and ice breakers.
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Such a move could prove fatal for shipyards like Brasa, which is near Mauá in Niterói.
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In its report, the GAO also assessed that it is "too soon" to determine whether or not the SIOP will fix the problems currently limiting the effectiveness of the Navy&aposs public shipyards due to the lack of detailed optimization plans for each of the four shipyards.
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Shimron represents Miki Ganor, an Israeli businessman described by the Kiel-based shipyards as its sales partner.
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There are 1,300 (and counting) such sites, the former homes of nuclear power plants, chemical plants, shipyards.
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New hulls cascaded into the water, mainly from the big shipyards at Shanghai, Dalian, Guangzhou and Wuhan.
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When the shipyards closed decades ago, many of the hulking warehouses and factory buildings were left deserted.
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The problem is, the two shipyards that build submarines were already working at full capacity before Trump's election.
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Shimron also represents Miki Ganor, an Israeli businessman described by the Kiel-based shipyards as its sales partner.
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Both are largely backed by Chinese loans although the platforms are being built by more established Asian shipyards.
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The timetable for other vessels was unaltered, but Turnbull said it would entail more work for Adelaide's shipyards.
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Shipyards are facing labor shortages, the head of a Hong Kong–based shipping company told the New York Times.
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In Mozambique a clique of officials created three companies, ostensibly to build shipyards, police the coast and catch tuna.
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France hopes for agreement over the future of the STX France shipyards at a Franco-Italian summit on Sept.
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Chinese shipyards still rely on foreign suppliers for some engines, weapons and sensors, according to global arms trade registers.
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Operations were also suspended at some shipyards along the south coast, including at Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co Ltd.
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Intended to protect the American shipping industry, the Jones Act has presided over the slow decline of U.S. shipyards.
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PWEA has identified around 70 potential Polish suppliers to the offshore industry including shipyards Crist SA and GSG Towers.
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In Labour's northern and Midland heartlands, the final destruction of the mines, factories and shipyards resulted in social devastation.
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Sydney: From the 1800s, Darling Harbour was the working port for Sydney, home to shipyards, factories, warehouses and crowded slums.
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It could include work not only in building new fighter jets and missiles, but in shipyards in Virginia and elsewhere.
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Now, it builds most of its ships in state-owned shipyards in China, with some financed by Chinese government loans.
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Dominating this segment is key for shipyards, as gas consumption outgrows that of other fuels such as oil or coal.
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He said Brazilian shipyards were 73 percent to 55 percent more expensive than rivals in Japan, South Korea and China.
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"Many of the shipyards in Singapore have been fully booked for three years," said Saifullah Noor, Chief Executive of T.A.G. Marine.
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There also was legislation introduced in both the House and Senate last week to exempt shipyards and other critical military functions.
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In the past Croatia spent more than 30 billion kuna ($4.62 billion) to save its four shipyards, according to some estimates.
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But while government funds will serve as a temporary cushion for shipyards facing collapse, that is no long-term solution either.
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"Many of the shipyards in Singapore have been fully booked for three years," said Saifullah Noor, chief executive of T.A.G. Marine.
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The agony of the shipyards, the country's biggest exporters after its semiconductor and car industries, feeds South Korea's disquiet about China.
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Still, the country's longtime engines of growth, including steel mills, shipyards and car plants, appear to be running out of puff.
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Lowden said the two NewAge projects will be wholly financed by Chinese companies and this time also built in Chinese shipyards.
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As a result, hundreds of trucks backed up at shipyards and ships stalled dead in the water with nowhere to go.
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Seth Myers, an executive vice president with the city's development corporation, said he was impressed with the collaboration between the shipyards.
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Hornblower was having boats driven to New York as fast as two shipyards on the Gulf Coast could turn them out.
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The original order called for 20 boats from two shipyards on the Gulf Coast, each of which can hold 149 passengers.
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And because of the Jones Act, American shipyards haven't been forced to compete, and have become non-competitive as a result.
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U.S. shipyards have not yet produced a Jones Act–eligible liquefied natural gas tanker that could supply Hawaii or Puerto Rico.
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But it continues to buy LCSs so that shipyards keep working and will be able to keep pace on future orders.
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They, along with several others interviewed, cited sustained, even dangerous, abuse in workplaces from factories to shipyards, mines to construction sites.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is proposing to keep exposure limits at the previous level for the shipyard and construction industries and has asked the public to comment on whether existing standards covering abrasive blasting in construction, abrasive blasting in shipyards, and welding in shipyards provide adequate protection for workers engaged in these operations.
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Many shipyards lack the money to complete vessels and sell them at a discount that might allow them to recover some costs.
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Remember, too, that Douglass lived in Baltimore as a child and worked in its shipyards before using borrowed freeman's papers to escape.
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Independent shipyards do not normally collaborate on a set of boats, but Mr. MacRae and city officials insisted on spreading their risk.
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The family moved to Los Angeles during World War II, and his father worked at shipyards in the port of San Pedro.
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While Americans remain the biggest buyers, the United States' own yacht output has shrunk, with the global industry consolidating into fewer shipyards.
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The shipyards in Nantes stopped loading and unloading freighters, and work in much of the car manufacturing and aeronautics industries also ceased.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for international adoption agencies, efficiency standards for lamps, and fall protections at shipyards.
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Chinese shipyards have launched four Type 2904 destroyers with up to 2075 of these ships expected to be in service by 240.
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With the decline of the big industries, coal mines, shipyards and steelworks, by 2010 white-collar Labour voters outnumbered blue-collar voters.
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Taylor said that a single frame for the shipyards took two to four hours to render and some shots include 800 frames.
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French President Emmanuel Macron appeared to anger Rome last month when he blocked Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri's takeover bid for STX France shipyards.
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By the second decade of the 20th century, entrepreneurial foreigners had established cotton and paper mills, shipyards, timber yards, sawmills and steelworks.
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Long, languid views of Mexican landscapes, city streets and shipyards are woven with voice-overs that recount tortures, emotional agony and murders.
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One of Vigo's famous shipyards, Barreras, has been fighting against closing because of its debts and problems with a cruise ship contract.
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The two companies have multiple shipyards across China whose products range from aircraft carriers to commercial ships which carry oil and gas.
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The government, Bank of Korea and other related bodies are in talks to support the state-run banks propping up shipyards and shippers.
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An acceleration of Navy shipbuilding also could result in tens of thousands of new private-sector jobs created in shipyards on both coasts.
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The warships will be built in Australia, which prompted British unions to complain about a lack of government investment in Britain's naval shipyards.
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The two were walking around one afternoon, past the vestigial buildings of the old shipyards, when they came across the rocket-building workshops.
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Many shipyards in China, which build mainly mid-to-low-end vessels such as dry bulk carriers, have shut down as a result.
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It paid nothing in the end, seizing the property after declaring his bank, which had pledged the shipyards as collateral for loans, bankrupt.
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Further, the maritime academies were asked to release cadets to their respective regional U.S shipyards to break out ships for the war effort.
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Construction on the vessels, at Seaspan Shipyards in Vancouver, is supposed to start this year, but the project's timing now appears uncertain. bit.
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But the bulk of the black population in San Francisco arrived around World War II, many thousands working in shipyards around the bay.
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Last month, he temporarily nationalized one of France's biggest shipyards, STX France, to prevent it from being taken over by an Italian competitor.
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Trace amounts of beryllium are also found naturally in coal and copper slag used in abrasive blasting operations at shipyards and in construction.
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One target for CIA missions involving pigeons that was in the declassified report involved Soviet shipyards in Leningrad, where Russian submarines were manufactured.
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Repealing the silica rule would make life more dangerous for millions of people who work in construction, foundries, shipyards and oil and gas.
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The airline was the thread holding together the remnants of his once-powerful empire spanning oil and gas businesses, shipyards, hotels and airlines.
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Hull 200 — which will eventually be renamed — was the first completed piece of a fleet under construction at shipyards in Alabama and Louisiana.
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Three private companies - Dutch based Damen Shipyards, German firms Fassmer and Lürssen - have been shortlisted to build the offshore patrol vessels, Turnbull said.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Tuesday that DCNS had been chosen to build 12 new submarines at shipyards in Adelaide, South Australia.
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DCNS chief Hervé Guillou said the deal would create around 4,0003 French jobs, benefiting shipyards and industrial sites in Lorient, Brest, Nantes and Cherbourg.
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DCNS chief Hervé Guillou said the deal would create about 4,000 French jobs, benefiting shipyards and industrial sites in Lorient, Brest, Nantes and Cherbourg.
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The Anti-Submarine Warfare Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel, or ACTUV, is now scheduled to be launched April 17 from the Vigor Shipyards in Oregon.
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Fitch used conservative assumptions for the stress test, depicting a failure of almost all OSV companies other than state-owned and government-linked shipyards.
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"All the industries, everything, has gone," said Michael Wake, 55, forklift operator, gesturing toward Roker Beach, once black from the soot of the shipyards.
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In Sunderland, a northeastern English city of once vibrant shipyards that has benefited from European aid, more than 61 percent backed the Leave campaign.
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But workers from Harland & Wolff are demanding that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson nationalize the shipyards and create new jobs in renewable energy there.
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The Navy has been pushing its ships hard for years without maintaining them properly, and now the limited number of suitable shipyards are overwhelmed.
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Rome is locked in a tussle with Paris, which has blocked Italian state-owned Fincantieri from taking a majority stake in STX France shipyards.
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NEW YORK Norwalk Derecktor Shipyards, Mamaroneck Hudson River Huntington N.J. Garvies Point SUFFOLK W. 125th St. Hunts Point Nassau Red Hook 20 miles CONN.
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Kevin McLaughlin employs more than 100 people in his shipyards across the harbor at Fairhaven, and has already won additional work from offshore operators.
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Shipyards around the country have run into labor shortages, said Tim Huxley, the chief executive of Mandarin Shipping, a Hong Kong freighter shipping company.
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It takes much longer at shipyards and if one ship is delayed, instead of a 30-day wait, it becomes 45 or 50 days.
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He's helped step up inspections of Chinese packages to crack down on online counterfeiting and gotten involved with a project to revive American shipyards.
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Mr. Moreno now shares an apartment with his daughter, Manuela, in the Bilbao suburb of Portugalete, close to the shipyards where he once worked.
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In the late 1970s, when Brazil was still under a dictatorship, the country's shipyards employed almost 230,22015 people, according to Sinaval, an industry association.
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General Dynamics Corp, the other large U.S. military shipbuilder, has also expressed interest in the program, as have other shipyards, according to the Coast Guard.
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Although Chinese shipyards demanded the same deposits, they did not require the guarantees, and accepted orders from what were effectively shell companies with weak finances.
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That does not include protecting the port, one of the busiest on the East Coast; the area's military shipyards; or the world's largest naval base.
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Yildirim said civilian authorities had taken over factories and shipyards that had been under the control of the military as part of the ongoing restructuring.
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Efromovich had taken the loans to invest in shipyards in Brazil with his Synergy Group conglomerate, which provides oil exploration services and operates domestic airlines.
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Between 2015 and 2017, China launched almost 400,000 tonnes of naval vessels, about twice the output of U.S. shipyards in that period, the IISS said.
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But Hornblower hopes to cut that schedule to one year by using three or more shipyards, including two on the Gulf Coast, Mr. Clark said.
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Loans in turn drum up business for Chinese engineering firms and shipyards in LNG, and give state-backed companies the upper hand in supply negotiations.
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In his statement, Smith said that means employees who work at military depots and shipyards on renewable terms are at risk of being laid off.
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Turkey has launched its first indigenous submarine program, under which local contractors will produce subs at Turkish shipyards, with the first sub expected by 20173.
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After spontaneous strikes mushroomed in factories and shipyards as workers feared contagion, trade unions negotiated a safety protocol for workers with the government and employers.
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These laborers can be found in roughly 40 countries, from shipyards in Poland to building sites in Qatar — to the little restaurant in my neighborhood.
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The wreck will be exhibited in the Arsenale, the former shipyards and armories that provided the Venetian Republic with its formidable naval power for centuries.
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This government-owned and -operated network of depots, shipyards and arsenals sustains some 440,000 vehicles, 780 strategic missiles, 278 combat ships and almost 14,000 aircraft.
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Data cited by the agency, Mr. Michaels said, found that air levels of beryllium detected during sandblasting at shipyards exceeded the new proposed OSHA limit.
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The two Korean shipyards have said they will compete independently after merging, with each company able to negotiate their own contracts with customers and suppliers.
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The wreckage will be exhibited in the Arsenale, the former shipyards and armories that once served as a stockade for the Venetian Republic's naval power.
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The shipyard exemption is good news for the Navy since some lawmakers have recently highlighted that four public shipyards are already are under-staffed for maintenance.
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It is of particular significance to the mainly Protestant unionist community who long provided the majority of workers in Shorts and the nearby Harland & Wolff shipyards.
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For the 58,000-ton bulk freighters that Chinese shipyards were churning out, prices have plunged from nearly $30 million in 2013 to just $16 million now.
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French shipping group CMA CGM plans to build nine of the world's largest container ships at two Chinese shipyards, the China Daily newspaper reported on Wednesday.
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It said that 30% of makers of transport equipment other than cars, which include shipyards, train builders and motorcycles, were using the facility, known as "Kurzarbeit".
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By the 153th century, local shipyards were clattering away, constructing vessels for the Dutch East India Company as it plied the spice routes to Southeast Asia.
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Rapid growth One of China's oldest shipyards, Jiangnan was moved from central Shanghai to the island it now occupies, just outside the city, beginning in 230.
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Its shipyards, among the world's largest, are laying off thousands after posting huge losses because of shrinking orders and competition from lower-cost rivals in China.
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The company, which has four shipyards in China's Jiangsu province, builds a range of vessels including large container ships, bulk carriers and liquefied natural gas carriers.
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It is of particular significance to the mainly Protestant unionist community which long provided the majority of workers in Shorts and the nearby Harland & Wolff shipyards.
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But many Brazilian shipyards soon started coming up against the same harsh truth as Mauá: Modern shipbuilding is a complex, highly technical and capital-intensive business.
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Croatia has spent more than 33 billion kuna in the past 25 years to save and then sell state-owned shipyards, but those efforts yielded little success.
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This strategy is particularly notable at this year's Biennale, where Christian Büchel, a Swiss-Icelandic artist, has been making headlines with his installation in a former shipyards.
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Negotiations over the STX France shipyards will be part of a wider plan envisaging a possible alliance between Italy and France over military shipbuilding, la Repubblica reported.
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Since June 10, Chinese shipyards have launched four heavily armed Type 055 cruisers, which U.S. and Chinese military officials say are a match for any modern warship.
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Portland's rivers both have important deep draft shipping channels dredged into them: the Willamette River has shipyards, as well as cargo terminals all the way into downtown.
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Croatia has spent more than 33 billion kuna in the past 25 years to save and then sell state-owned shipyards, efforts that have yielded little success.
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Washington (CNN)Three of the Navy's nuclear-powered attack submarines are "not certified to dive today" due to maintenance delays caused by overcrowded shipyards, officials revealed Wednesday.
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Yet today, only 20 private shipyards remain in operation in the United States, and a mere 73 ships are classified as "militarily useful" under the Jones Act.
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She later began supplying North Korean welders to two other shipyards, run by Crist S.A. and Nauta S.A., both companies that make war vessels for NATO members.
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The OSHA proposal released on Friday would require shipyards and construction companies that use coal slag to meet the same new maximum exposure limit as other industries.
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"This smart move will save taxpayer dollars and help ensure the shipyards can maintain a skilled workforce to get the job done," he said in a statement.
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Price is also a factor in South Korea's success, with the country's shipyards building LNG carriers for as low as $175 million, according to data from Daiwa.
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Once, Labour was untouchable in the mill towns and mining villages of northern England and the shipyards of Scotland, piling up power through once-huge labor unions.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France and Italy will announce on Wednesday their intention to study a possible merger of French military shipyards company Naval Group with Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri (FCT.
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Most often, it is adults in high-risk exposure occupations who have high blood lead levels: workers in lead foundries, ammunition plants, construction sites and shipyards, Weiss said.
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A recent documentary by Vice News shows footage of North Korean labourers in Polish shipyards and on construction sites, but workers approached by the filmmakers declined to talk.
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"It's not as easy as simply saying, 'Right, we've got the money, so go and make it happen', because a lot of the shipyards have rusted," Connolly said.
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Maersk's campaign is in response to new regulations in force since December 31st 2018 that require all European-flagged vessels to be recycled at shipyards approved by Brussels.
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They will be built by Irving Shipbuilding in Halifax on the east coast, while 16 multi-purpose vessels will be built by Vancouver Shipyards on the west coast.
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And so ports and shipyards are now pinning their hopes for revival on the offshore wind business, in which jobs have grown by almost a third since 2012.
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Daewoo has the world's largest volume of existing orders among shipyards, with 21 million compensated gross tonnage (CGT) still to be delivered, versus No. 21 Samsung Heavy's (2121.3600.
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The pavilions are scattered in the Giardini, a park in the city's east, and in the Arsenale, a complex of former shipyards and armories; and elsewhere across town.
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It is vital to the livelihoods of thousands of Ukrainians in an area where the closure of three shipyards since the fall of the Soviet Union brought hardship.
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The Jones Act simply ensures that we have a fleet of maritime vessels that are owned by U.S companies, employ U.S. crews, and built in U.S. commercial shipyards.
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Most recently, Elliott helped to finance Mr. Efromovich's foray into Brazilian shipyards through a series of loans that were secured to other assets in the empire, including Avianca.
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"For a variety of reasons, our shipyards and aviation depots are struggling to get our ships and airplanes through maintenance periods on time," Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm.
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The company had signed contracts with three Mozambican state-owned companies - Mozambique Asset Management, Ematum and ProIndicus - to supply ships, run shipyards and provide maritime security for the country.
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Relations between France and Italy were at a low ebb following France's decision to nationalise the STX France shipyards, thus cancelling a deal with an Italian state-owned firm.
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The company won U.S. court approval on Tuesday for its multi-billion dollar debt restructuring plan after reaching a deal with more than 40 banks, unsecured creditors and shipyards.
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Last month Paris and Rome said they will explore the creation of a Franco-Italian naval defence group, merging French military shipyards company Naval Group with Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri.
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The city's black population was small until around World War II, when tens of thousands of blacks migrated from the South to work in shipyards and other wartime jobs.
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With orders down from the oil and gas industry, which supported many of the shipyards in the region, Mr. Stickles said that Metal Shark wanted to diversify its business.
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They chose the two shipyards because they had handled large orders and were far enough apart to make it unlikely that a single hurricane would damage both of them.
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"We are developing a plan for greater resiliency, especially in areas where we have shipyards and communities that share water space, share waterfront," Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm.
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Maj, which is located in the northern Adriatic port of Rijeka and is one of the group's two shipyards, because it did not have as big a debt burden.
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The NASSCO-Norfolk facility comprises two shipyards bought by San Diego-based General Dynamics' National Steel and Shipbuilding Co (NASSCO) between 2011 and 2012, according to the company's website.
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While Batista envisioned a thriving hub of shipyards, steel mills and electric-car factories, much of the giant complex remains a quiet expanse of bird-flocked dunes and swamp.
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Mehmet Sari, deputy general director for the Defence Ministry's shipyards department, said now that specialist teams have been assigned to the submarine program, the next phase is construction planning.
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The money was ostensibly raised to develop shipyards, maritime security and a tuna fishing venture, but U.S. authorities say the project was a front for a money-laundering scheme.
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The rule explicitly precluded workers exposed to extremely low levels of airborne beryllium, such as those performing abrasive blasting work with coal slag in the construction and shipyards industries.
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While working class women spent their days in munitions factories and shipyards, and men fought on the front lines, women chemists worked to achieve death on an even larger scale.
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The increase in shipbuilding would force all seven U.S. shipyards to expand their work forces and improve their infrastructure in order to meet the demand for vessels, the CBO said.
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Japanese and South Korean shipyards demanded 20 percent down payments for orders, plus a guarantee from an international bank to pay the rest of the cost if the buyer defaulted.
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Croatia has spent more than 33 billion kuna ($5.06 billion) in the past 25 years to save and then sell state-owned shipyards, but those efforts have yielded little success.
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China now has a conventional missile arsenal that in some cases outperforms that of the United States and the output of its naval shipyards is about twice that of America's.
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The government wants the central bank to print money to buy bonds in two state banks propping up shipyards as well as shippers - a measure some officials call quantitative easing.
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It's an intimate family story that moves from the organized crime of the Great Depression to the shipyards of World War II, and it's an enormous pleasure to dive into.
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Like many small American cities, Buffalo, which had early booms from various industries, including railways, shipyards and steel manufacturing, is shedding its rusty roots and experiencing a bona fide renaissance.
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The French government said the deal could jeopardize the Saint-Nazaire operations in part because Fincantieri holds stakes in Chinese shipyards, raising concerns about a transfer of technology to China.
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Uljanik, which is 25 percent state-owned and which operates two shipyards in Pula and Rijeka, has been working to stave off bankruptcy due to liquidity problems that began in 13.
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Separately, Fincantieri and French state-controlled shipyards Naval Group last week announced a joint venture for warship projects, moving closer to a broader alliance between the two countries on military shipbuilding.
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The shipyards that make nuclear submarines - General Dynamics' Electric Boat in Groton, Connecticut, and Huntington's Newport News - produced as many as seven submarines per year between them in the early 1980s.
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The cost of buying the 50 new vessels would be around 4 billion yuan ($571.91 million), said the shipping executive, adding that all the barges will be built in Chinese shipyards.
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The plant, which absorbed workers from the dying shipyards after it opened 30 years ago, became a symbol of the benefits of European Union membership, and Nissan opposed the British exit.
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He is a 1992 graduate of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, where he worked as a cadet in shipyards in Rhode Island and Massachusetts breaking out ships for Operations Desert Storm/Shield.
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Mozambique Asset Management (MAM) borrowed $535 million from VTB to build shipyards in Maputo and the northern town of Pemba in expectation of a rapid takeoff in the offshore gas sector.
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In Gdansk, the port city where the spark of revolution first caught fire in the sprawling shipyards, groups broadly opposed to the government have organized days of concerts, forums and celebrations.
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This seemed to preempt protest against the privatization of Istanbul's cultural heritage: the shipyards contain structures that date from the Ottoman conquest and settlement of the city in the fifteenth century.
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The Telecom Italia row comes against the backdrop of broader tensions between Rome and Paris over industrial cooperation after France blocked Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri from taking over the STX France shipyards.
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Tanure, who made a fortune buying troubled shipyards and a small bank in the 1990s, entered the telecom sector through long-distance operator Intelig Telecom, which was acquired by TIM in 2009.
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China's shipyards have been suffering from a prolonged downturn in the shipping industry and both companies said the planned capital increases were part of the government's wider "supply-side structural reform policy".
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ROME, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Italy cannot accept 50-50 joint ownership of the STX France shipyards shared between the French government and shipbuilder Fincantieri, Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan said on Tuesday.
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That will require the investment of nearly $700 billion over 30 years and there's some concern whether the shipyards can meet the goal due to shortages of skilled workers and other obstacles.
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The two cousins were scheduled to leave their village for a three-month stint working in shipyards in Germany—a common practice for villagers who can't find employment opportunities closer to home.
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The environment of docks, saloons, hotels, baths and shipyards that once nourished elaborate networks of queer love and support was abolished to develop suburbs, and the memory of these networks was erased.
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The Boise and two other Los Angeles-class submarines have long awaited repairs that the Navy doesn't have the capacity to perform, so the service has contracted the labor to private shipyards.
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The US Navy has a $21 billion plan to modernize its four public shipyards, but a government watchdog argues the plan may actually end up costing billions more than the services estimates.
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The money was borrowed ostensibly to develop shipyards, maritime security and a tuna fishing venture, but U.S. authorities now say the projects were an elaborate front for a bribe and kickback scheme.
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Ms. Kowalska also served as the legal representative of a company called Wonye that was established to supply workers to factories, shipyards, and fruit and vegetable wholesalers, according to Polish corporate records.
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S. Mozambique Asset Management (MAM) - the state-owned company took out a $535 million loan arranged by Russian state bank VTB, to build shipyards in Maputo and the northern city of Pemba.
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While living at a monastery in San Francisco, he would walk the shipyards, gathering old porthole glass to fashion into homemade telescopes, which he would share with others in sidewalk astronomy lectures.
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The spark in the fight for freedom came from this city, where the labor unions of the shipyards banded together in a movement that became known as Solidarity, or Solidarnosc in Polish.
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A brand-new cruise ship, built in nearby shipyards expressly for Chinese passengers, is docked in the central waterfront piazza, preparing to set sail on Marco Polo's path to the Far East.
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Over the past two years the government has had to pay out 4.5 billion kuna to lenders after guaranteeing loans extended to Uljanik's two big shipyards because ships on order were not delivered.
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But Sainty Marine, a Chinese state-owned company, went on a debt-fueled binge over the last few years, opening its own shipyards and signing orders worth hundreds of millions of dollars each.
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"The EU never did enforce EU law in Poland, and Poland never put a stop to the exploitation of North Koreans in its shipyards, building sites, tomato farms, and the like," it said.
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France and Italy could reach a deal over the STX France shipyards at a meeting of the two countries' leaders on Wednesday, an official at French President Emmanuel Macron's office said on Monday.
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The plant is of particular significance to the region's mainly protestant unionist community who long provided the vast majority of workers in Shorts and the neighbouring Harland & Wolff shipyards, which built the Titanic.
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Singapore-based military analyst Collin Koh said the modern, purpose-built facility on a sparsely populated island in the Yangtze may provide better security than the congested shipyards of Dalian in northern China.
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SUNDERLAND, England — In places like Sunderland, with its once-robust shipyards silent and dead and its citizens leery of both London and Brussels, the idea of the European Union never really took hold.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France and Italy could reach a deal over the STX France shipyards at a meeting of the two countries' leaders on Wednesday, an official at French President Emmanuel Macron's office said.
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Became parents and joiners and accountants, went to the docks or the shipyards, became builders and police officers (bent or otherwise), crooks, drug dealers, musicians, alcoholics and addicts, suicides, murderers, or murder victims.
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The plant is of particular significance to Northern Ireland's mainly protestant unionist community who long provided the vast majority of workers in Shorts and the neighboring Harland & Wolff shipyards, which built the Titanic.
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"ING and other leading ship-finance banks have a strong preference to finance more environmentally friendly vessels which in turn should encourage shipyards to continue to improve vessel design and efficiency," ING's Fewster said.
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Our investigation focused on Rungrado and three Polish companies, two of which we discovered supply North Korean workers to two major shipyards which build and repair ships for clients across the European Union (EU).
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Satellite imagery of Chinese dockyards, reports in China's state-controlled media and assessments of U.S. and other foreign naval experts show the PLA navy is expanding as fast as shipyards can weld hulls together.
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Last September a new warship-building programme was unveiled, whereby shipyards will compete to build segments of a new frigate—the Type 31e—which will then be transferred to one site for final assembly.
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"The signed agreement guarantees PGZ and the shipyards owned by PGZ ... a possibility to co-operate on building submarines in Poland," PGZ's Chief Executive Arkadiusz Siwko said in a statement published by the company.
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Chinese engineering companies, banks and shipyards are all muscling into LNG, typically the preserve of Western, Japanese and South Korean players, as government coal-to-gas switching policies make LNG an increasingly strategic fuel.
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Lawmakers from those two states have warned that cutting the LCS production would lead to devastating job losses for the shipyards, and Congress added a third littoral combat ship to the Navy's 2017 budget.
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It requires that all vessels carrying cargo between U.S. ports be built in U.S. shipyards, be at least 75 percent U.S.-owned, be registered in the U.S. and manned by primarily by U.S. citizens.
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Mr. Jones is a local historian who has written on the city's role as an industrial powerhouse during World War II (when Wilmington's shipyards churned out 85 vessels in four and a half years).
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Naval shipyards have also suspended work in countries such as Italy and Canada, which could delay deliveries of new naval vessels and disrupt the maintenance of existing ones for the duration of the outbreak.
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In the end, although the Wednesday exhibition was scheduled later in the day to allow factory workers to attend after their shifts at shipyards and munitions plants, many seats at Yankee Stadium remained empty.
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The race in Bremen, whose strong commercial and industrial base has been hit by the decline of shipyards on the river Weser and the North Sea Bremerhaven port is going down to the wire.
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In the past two years, JMU has won contracts to build the larger Aegis-equipped destroyers, raising some concern among defense ministry officials that rivals could shutter their shipyards, one of the sources said.
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Not surprisingly then, that port is also the headquarters for Russia's Northern Fleet — its most powerful — and the site of numerous air, infantry, missile, and radar bases along with naval shipyards and nuclear reactors.
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HMM has begun the selection process for the shipyards it would award its order to and the decision on how it would comply with environmental regulations would depend on the discussions with the selected shipbuilder.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 25 (Reuters) - China State Shipbuilding Corporation's listed units CSSC Holdings and CSSC Offshore & Marine plan to bring in major investors to inject about 10.2 billion yuan ($1.6 billion) of capital into four shipyards.
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Privatisation and restructuring of its docks was a key requirement for Croatia's accession to the EU in 2013 as the government had to stop providing subsidies and prepare its shipyards to survive on the market.
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Luerssen and TKMS, Blohm+Voss and the Dutch group Damen shipyards as well as German Naval Yards and Britain's BAE Systems are among the three remaining bidder consortiums for the tender, according to security sources.
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Privatization and restructuring of its docks was a key requirement for Croatia's accession to the EU in 2013 as the government had to stop providing subsidies and prepare its shipyards to survive on the market.
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Of the LNG carriers under construction and on order, 37 percent of the current order book is placed at Daewoo shipyards, 14 percent at Hyundai Heavy and a further 11 percent at Samsung, Bancosta said.
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Uljanik, which is 25 percent state-owned and operates two shipyards in the northern Adriatic cities of Pula and Rijeka, has been battling to stave off bankruptcy due to liquidity problems that began in 2017.
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AMSTERDAM, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Dutch investigators have raided the Netherlands' biggest ship builder, Damen Shipyards, as part of a criminal investigation into a foreign bribery case, the finance ministry's anti-fraud agency said on Monday.
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In devising its rule, the Obama administration cited data that found that air levels of beryllium detected during sandblasting at shipyards exceeded the new proposed exposure limit of 0.2 micrograms per cubic meter of air.
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Square Feet MIAMI — As it meandered through downtown, the Miami River was for years a slovenly mess, its shores lined with small, scrappy shipyards, bait-and-tackle shops and low-rent marinas with rotting piers.
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PARIS MIS-MATCH Rome, currently caught up in a row with Paris over a deal to take control of France's STX shipyards, is expected to decide later this month on whether it should have been notified.
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This came after CSSC signed a $1.5 billion deal with Fincantieri and U.S. cruise operator Carnival to build China's first luxury cruise ships in a move that has rattled European shipyards that currently dominate the industry.
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These small power plants will be built in Chinese shipyards, mounted on large sea-going barges, towed to a remote place where power is needed and connected to the local power grid, or perhaps oil rig.
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" Marvel Comics will also release a 4-issue miniseries called Allegiance, about the surviving Resistance fighters and Leia's efforts to "reach out to her former allies, the Mon Calamari, whose shipyards once powered the Rebel Alliance.
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The company said such a plan would require a substantial impairment or conversion of its bonds, impairment and losses for other stakeholders, including shipyards, while shareholders are likely to receive minimal recovery for their existing shares.
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But Chinese shipyards are launching surface warships that are closing the gap in size, quality, and capability with the best of their foreign counterparts, according to interviews with veterans of the U.S., Taiwanese and Australian navies.
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In the early 224s, when he was a humble electrician at the Gdansk shipyards, he bought a television set and a washing machine with money won in the lottery, his wife later recalled in her memoirs.
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In April, Austal Ships was named as the preferred bidder to build a separate 12 offshore patrol vessels, worth A$3 billion, alongside three private companies - Dutch-based Damen Shipyards and German firms Fassmer and Lürssen.
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Three other vessels that had been operated by BSM for PDVSA remain anchored in Portugal and Curacao until the resolution of legal disputes linked to fees that PDVSA owes to maritime agencies, port authorities and shipyards.
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The service has big plans to recapitalize and modernize its four public shipyards to improve overall productivity and reduce maintenance times, but the service's $21 billion Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Plan (SIOP) is a 20-year plan.
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The Navy has an ambitious plan to modernize its four public shipyards, aging facilities tasked with helping the service sustain its aircraft carriers and submarines, but which are increasingly overwhelmed by new work and maintenance backlogs.
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One of the most complex environments to create for the new season were the entirely-CGI shipyards on Mars, according to Brendan Taylor, the founder and visual effects supervisor of the Toronto-based company Mavericks VFX.
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Uljanik, which owns two shipyards in the northern Adriatic cities of Pula and Rijeka and is 25 percent owned by the state, has been working to stave off bankruptcy due to liquidity problems that began in 2017.
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To that he would add a "repatriation window" for corporate profits held abroad, and a new, voter-pleasing wave of infrastructure projects, including reopened shipyards, modernised airports, local sports facilities and other visible signs of Trumpian largesse.
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"Our position is that we do not want Fincantieri to be the sole majority shareholder in the governance of Saint-Nazaire shipyards," Sirugue told Reuters on Friday, speaking on the sidelines of a news conference in Paris.
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"Backed up by a commitment to spend billions on new ships, our plan will help boost jobs, skills, and growth in shipyards and the supply chain across the UK," Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said in a statement.
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The Navy has been working to address its backlog of submarines, with some forced to wait years for maintenance, and has leaned on using private shipyards, in addition to public ones, to help speed up the process.
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"Singapore firms face competition from other contract hungry shipyards and operators that already have orders to build and provide ships to wind farm projects," said Ralph Leszczynski, head of research at ship broker Banchero Costa in Singapore.
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One-third of the weaponry and war material the Allied forces used during the conflict came from American factories and shipyards (including an incredible eight aircraft carriers a month) — a miraculous mobilization dubbed the Arsenal of Democracy.
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Successful models can be emulated as well, like those involving foreign automakers, but also domestic programs such as the aerospace consortium in Washington state or the century-old apprenticeship school run by Huntington Ingalls for its shipyards.
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The world's largest container shipping company, Maersk Line, a unit in conglomerate A.P. Moller-Maersk, said in February it would scrap more vessels and therefore begin to use four shipyards along India's Alang beaches to handle it.
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To produce extra subs, Electric Boat in Connecticut and Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia, the two shipyards that make all of America's undersea combat vessels, will need to expand their facilities and add thousands of highly-skilled workers.
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China's government has earmarked cruise shipbuilding as a major objective in its "Made in China 2025" programme to upgrade its manufacturing and support jobs at its shipyards, as domestic demand for cruise trips increases 30 percent a year.
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In a cruel twist of pollutant irony, the bulk of the work was meant to be shown at the Haliç Shipyards, only to have a report of asbestos leave the organizers venue-less a month before opening day.
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Even though Rosie was a fictional character, she represented America's working women in factories and shipyards during World War II. And while not all heroes wear capes, some of them do wear red-and-white, polka-dot bandanas.
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But Nathalie Durand-Prinborgne, a representative for labor union Force Ouvrière's section at shipbuilder STX France, said there are fears that French shipyards could eventually abandon the cruise market to the Chinese, as they did with LNG tankers.
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Some 120,000 people live on the most vulnerable shrinking lowlands south of New Orleans, fishing for shrimp and crawfish, harvesting oysters or working in the shipyards, oil refineries and petrochemical plants along the river banks and Gulf shores.
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Croatia's Uljanik Shipyard provided the design for the company's Marjorie C Jones Act cargo vessel, assembled in 2015 Moving forward The oceangoing ships assembled by NASSCO, Philly Shipyards and VT Halter couldn't leave the dock without imported parts.
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It's a gigantic concrete monolith on the outskirts of Warsaw, Poland, with sliding exterior walls and an aluminum rolldown gate made by a company that normally supplies shipyards, according to the website of Polish architecture firm KWK Promes.
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The two extra ships in the House bill are littoral combat ships, which Congress continues to support buying despite the Navy's plan to transition away from them so that shipyards keep working and keep pace with future orders.
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The groups include positions directly supporting overseas missions, cybersecurity positions, jobs providing childcare for military personnel, positions involved in nuclear reactor and weapons safety, and jobs in shipyards and depots directly involved in inventory management and equipment maintenance.
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Smith previously focused on how it would affect civilian employees at military depots and shipyards tasked with maintaining ships, planes and other military equipment, while a Republic letter said personnel involved in buying new weapons should be exempted.
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Last week, he and his fellow National Front activists gathered for an evening planning session in La Seyne-Sur-Mer, a working-class port town devastated by the closing of centuries-old naval shipyards nearly 20 years ago.
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire, who was at the conference with Scholz, said this month that plans to combine the civilian shipyards of French state-owned shipbuilder Naval Group and Italian group Fincantieri should not include defense assets.
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Many work in Polish shipyards, construction sites and farms, but face widespread exploitation and send up to 90 percent of their salaries back to the hermit state, according to the European Alliance for Human Rights in North Korea (EAHRNK).
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire, who was at the conference with Scholz, said this month that plans to combine the civilian shipyards of French state-owned shipbuilder Naval Group and Italian group Fincantieri should not include defence assets.
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The controversial loans are an $850 million Eurobond issued in 2013 to build a tuna-fishing fleet, a $622 million loan to enhance maritime security and a $535 million loan to build shipyards for the offshore natural gas sector.
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China's government has earmarked cruise shipbuilding as a major objective in its "Made in China 2600" program to upgrade its domestic manufacturing and support jobs at its shipyards, as domestic demand for cruise trips increases 30 percent a year.
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The two extra ships are littoral combat ships, which Congress continues to support buying — despite the Navy's plan to transition away from the ship — so that shipyards keep working and will be able to keep pace on future orders.
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MAPUTO, May 23 (Reuters) - Mozambique missed a deadline on Monday to repay $178 million on a $535 million government-guaranteed loan arranged by Russia's VTB Bank for a state-run firm to build shipyards, a finance ministry source said.
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The two extra ships are littoral combat ships, which Congress continues to support buying, despite the Navy's plan to transition away from the ship, so that shipyards keep working and will be able to keep pace with future orders.
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Now, with Beijing pushing President Xi Jinping's "Belt and Road" vision of expanding trade links between Asia, Africa and Europe, it is turning to FLNG to bring high technology work to its shipyards and create jobs - a strategic priority.
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The Navy said the $64.8 million contract awarded to Gulf Island Shipyards for design and construction of the ship includes options for as many as six more vessels named in honor of prominent Native Americans or Native American tribes.
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As the days passed, Robert, whose schooling had ended and who had recently quit a job in the shipyards, and Nattie, playing hooky, continued to enjoy themselves, going once again to the cricket match and later to the theater.
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The two extra ships are littoral combat ships, which Congress continues to support buying -- despite the Navy's plan to transition away from the ship -- so that shipyards keep working and will be able to keep pace on future orders.
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Ms. Collins is known as a shrewd politician who has built ties to every part of the state and labors to scrape together benefits for its shipyards, lobstermen and large elderly population and to promote them when at home.
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SEOUL/TOKYO (Reuters) - South Korean shipyards have boxed out their Japanese rivals from the market for building large ships carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG), winning all of the orders for the next three years worth more than $9 billion.
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Japan contends, however, that South Korea began unfairly supporting the shipyards during the 2016 downturn, when the South Korean government paid out subsidies and gave credit to keep the companies alive and their hundreds of thousands of workers employed.
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"More than seven years after its adoption, Greece still has not implemented the Commission decision of June 2008, ordering the recovery of over 250 million euros of unlawful state aid to Hellenic Shipyards," the EU executive said in a statement.
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The commercial loans were made to state firm Mozambique Asset Management (MAM) to build shipyards, and to Proindicus, a firm owned by the Ministries of Interior and Defence and the State Security and Intelligence Service, to pay for maritime security projects.
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Nenchev said the cost for the two ships, which could be used for the defense of other vessels, oil platforms and convoys and have a helicopter on board, could be cut by about 30 percent if built in shipyards in Bulgaria.
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Among his documents are the minutes of a 2011 inter-ministerial meeting in Moscow that laid out a plan to force Mr. Pugachev to hand over control of his St. Petersburg shipyards to Mr. Sechin's state-owned United Shipbuilding Corporation.
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Luria, who pointed out that the Navy has only two suitable shipyards — Norfolk Naval Shipyard and Puget Sound — capable of working on its nuclear-powered carriers, asked Moore twice if the Navy had the necessary resources to maintain the carrier force.
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FUP union leader José Maria Rangel said on Tuesday the Temer government and Parente's policies were delivering Petrobras up to foreign investors, while "the shipyards of Rio de Janeiro are closed" amid a jobless rate that remains near all-time highs.
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The three teams bidding to build the new warships are the Bremen-based shipyard Luerssen and Thyssen Krupp Marine Systems , Blohm + Voss and the Dutch group Damen shipyards, and German Naval Yards paired with Britain's BAE Systems, according to security sources.
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The prosecutor added in a statement that 34 people were under investigation for alleged "systematic exploitation" of foreign workers - mainly from Bangladesh and Albania - in shipyards in the port city of Marghera, close to Venice, working on orders for Fincantieri.
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With credentials like that, it's no surprise that the largest and most lavish yachts from shipyards across the world flocked to South Florida in early November for a chance to entice over 100,000 boat showgoers for the event's 60th year.
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As former shipyards across the country reinvent themselves, the site in Kearny (pronounced CAR-nee) is being made over as a mixed-use industrial park, called Kearny Point, that favors start-ups making products like bath oils, piñatas and chocolates.
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The Italian state-owned shipbuilder is expected to unveil a reorganisation of its off-shore activities when it publishes full-year results, la Repubblica-A&F reported on Monday, adding the overhaul could include the sale of two Norwegian shipyards.
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The contract to build at least four MKS 180 warships is for more than 4.5 billion euros ($5.01 billion) and roughly 70% of the production will be located at Luerssen's shipyards in Germany, one person familiar with the matter said.
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SYDNEY, April 18 (Reuters) - Australia will speed up plans to build more naval vessels in domestic shipyards, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Monday, making an announcement that could find favour with voters just weeks ahead of a likely federal election.
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The Navy requested just one LCS, but the Seapower and Projection Forces subcommittee felt three would better support the two shipyards in Wisconsin and Alabama that build the ships, a committee staffer told reporters at a background briefing on Wednesday.
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Then, capitalizing on the Communist Tet offensive in February 1968, Thieu pounced on the pretext by replacing Ky's cronies in the military, and at the airport, customs bureau and shipyards — choke points in both camps' competing gold- and narcotics-smuggling rings.
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It also moved in the last three years to eliminate new funding for a grant program that helps small shipyards stay in business, as well as a program that provides loan guarantees for the construction or reconstruction of American-flagged vessels.
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ZAGREB, Aug 22 (Reuters) - The Croatian government said on Thursday it would guarantee loans of up to 150 million kuna ($23 million) to keep one of the country's biggest shipyards afloat and give it time to find a strategic long-term partner.
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He gave as examples Pope John Paul II, whose visit to the Gdansk shipyards in Poland is credited with helping spark the end of communist rule in Eastern Europe, and Pope Francis&apos public stances on issues from climate change to immigration.
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Mozambique Asset Management (MAM) borrowed $535 million from VTB to build shipyards in Maputo and the northern town of Pemba in expectation of a rapid takeoff in the offshore gas sector but missed a May 23 deadline for its first loan repayment.
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Also, the order allows exemptions for positions providing child care to the children of military personnel, positions required for nuclear reactor and nuclear weapon safety and security, along with jobs in shipyards and depots that are directly involved in maintenance of equipment.
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The restructuring plan was likely to involve raising about a billion dollars of new capital, a five-year extension for its bank facilities and require "substantial" impairment or conversion of its bonds, as well as impairment and losses for other stakeholders, including shipyards.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey has taken over factories and shipyards that had been under control of the military general staff as part of a wide-ranging shake-up of the armed forces following last month's abortive coup, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Tuesday.
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Indicated 20.2 percent lower Negotiations between Germany's defence ministry and shipyards Luerssen and ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems over the purchase of five corvettes could collapse in a dispute over the 20.1 billion euro ($3.13 billion) price tag, Handelsblatt cited ministry sources as saying.
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Støhle sees Australia as the best potential destination for FSRUs that Hoegh has coming out of shipyards in April and early next year, in light of warnings that the eastern half of the country could face gas shortages within the next two years.
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When her sister found employment with the California Labor School (later put on the Attorney General's List of Subversive Organizations), my grandmother went to work, at its behest, to "integrate" housing provided for black and white workers at the naval shipyards in Vallejo.
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The think tank was also critical of the service's complete dependence on a limited number of shipyards, which are having trouble meeting maintenance demands, forcing the Navy to basically sail the bottoms off the remaining deployable ships, which only exacerbates the problem.
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The Navy is currently planning to transition out of the LCS program to build frigate ships instead, but Wisconsin and Alabama lawmakers are concerned about gaps in shipbuilding during the transition to the frigate that could lead to layoffs at their shipyards.
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ULSAN, South Korea (Reuters) - When Lee Dong-hee came to Ulsan to work for Hyundai Heavy Industries five years ago, shipyards in the city known as Hyundai Town operated day and night and workers could make triple South Korea's annual average salary.
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"With negative interest rates throughout the world, it's the greatest opportunity to rebuild everything — shipyards, ironworks, get them all jacked up," said Mr. Bannon, who has aimed almost as much fire at what he regards as establishment Republicans as he has at Democrats.
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On the back of Wednesday's deal, which will see Fincantieri effectively holding a 51 percent stake in STX France, Paris and Rome will explore the creation of a Franco-Italian naval defense group, merging French military shipyards company Naval Group with Fincantieri, Macron's office said.
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France wants a private investor for the STX France shipyards and Fincantieri is the best option but the government will be forced to consider other alternatives should negotiations with the Italian shipbuilder fail, the French Finance Minister said on Tuesday in an Italian paper.
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Mozambique Asset Management (MAM) borrowed $535 million from VTB to build shipyards in the capital Maputo and the northern town of Pemba in expectation of a rapid takeoff in the offshore gas sector but missed a May 23 deadline for its first loan repayment.
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Jean-Yves Le Drian, the French defense minister, told Europe 1 radio on Tuesday that the deal was "a great victory for the French naval industry" that would provide as many as 4,000 jobs in the Cherbourg region, where the company's shipyards have been struggling.
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Shortly after President Trump's inauguration, the agency said it might peel away some restrictions, and OSHA's proposed new rule follows a lobbying campaign by sellers of a waste product known as coal slag, an abrasive used for sandblasting in shipyards and at construction sites.
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During the great strike in the shipyards in Gdansk, Poland, when the labor movement Solidarity, led by the electrician Lech Walesa, had just been formed and was gaining support, the band Azra, from Zagreb, performed a song called "Poland in My Heart" all around Yugoslavia.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Friday it had referred Greece to Europe's top court for not recovering state aid granted to Hellenic Shipyards, asking for a fine of around 6 million euros ($6.6 million) over what the EU executive deemed unlawful subsidies in 2008.
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"This vessel is the result of daring and creative design relying on the local technical knowledge of the Iranian Navy... and has been built with stealth capabilities," Rear-Admiral Alireza Sheikhi, head of the navy shipyards that built the destroyer, told the state news agency IRNA.
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It would then gradually rebound back to $1.57 billion in 2020 ** Some 40 banks, among them DNB, Danske Bank and Nordea, many bondholders and shipyards in China (Dailan) and South Korea (Samsung and DSME) are part of the negotiations Reporting By Ole Petter Skonnord, Jocahim Dagenborg
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Il Messaggero said on Thursday that a draft agreement between Italy and France would give Fincantieri and French stakeholders joint control of STX shipyards, with the Italian company appointing the chairman and the general manager and the deal being extended to the field of naval defence.
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PDVSA's tangled web of payment disputes now spans the globe, from unpaid shipyards in Portugal and half-built tankers in Iran and Brazil to the seized cargo in tiny St. Eustatius, whose strategic location in the Caribbean made it an 18th century colonial-era trading hub.
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" • Yet "since Elaine Chao became transportation secretary, records show, the agency budget has repeatedly cut programs intended to stabilize the financially troubled maritime industry in the United States, moving to cut new funding for federal grants to small commercial shipyards and federal loan guarantees to domestic shipbuilders.
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But those interviewed for this story say there are clearly two big issues — there are not enough skilled workers in the market, from electricians to welders, and after years of historically low production, shipyards and their suppliers, including nuclear fuel producers, will struggle to ramp up for years.
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But those interviewed for this story say there are clearly two big issues - there are not enough skilled workers in the market, from electricians to welders, and after years of historically low production, shipyards and their suppliers, including nuclear fuel producers, will struggle to ramp up for years.
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"Global shipyards including those in the main shipbuilding countries of South Korea, China and Japan, have seen the volume of orders in tonnage terms slump this year to the lowest level in more than 211 years," said Peter Sand, chief shipping analyst at ship owners lobby group BIMCO.
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Among those making the switch is Dutch company Damen Shipyards Group, which is trying out the Skoonboxes over the next few months aboard the 110-metre diesel-electric M.S. Borelli, a vessel that transports containers between the ports of Rotterdam and Hengelo, a city in the eastern Netherlands.
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Foremost, though a relatively small company in its sector, is responsible for a large portion of orders at one of China's biggest state-funded shipyards, and has secured long-term charters with a Chinese state-owned steel maker as well as global commodity companies that guarantee it steady revenues.
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Since Elaine Chao became transportation secretary, records show, the agency budget has repeatedly called to cut programs intended to stabilize the financially troubled maritime industry in the United States, moving to cut new funding for federal grants to small commercial shipyards and federal loan guarantees to domestic shipbuilders.
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